The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 April 1980 — Page 8

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. April 9, 1980

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BOYS’ TRACK TEAM — This year the Wawasee Warriors have a larger number of participants on the high school track team. Team members pictured are: Seated are Paul Taylor. Randy Busch. Mike LeCount, Fred Cone. Greg Gant. Bob Morgan. Kevin Blade. Jim Thompson. Sean Shanahan and Robert Miller. Kneeling are Rod Hamman, Todd Reiff. Larry Chase, Ron Dickerhoof, Doug <!»reen, Rick Gerber, Shannon Jones. Cam Boyer, Oscar Hernandez, Marshall Boyer and Line Perkins.

50 on Wawasee track team this year

By DEB FOX There are approximately 50 boys out for high school track this year at Wawasee High School Track coach Jerry Minton said, "It’s the most we’ve ever had.' He attributes the large number of participation to more athletes in the freshman and sophomore classes and the fact that on the track team,' “We have a lot of fun.” Minton has six returning lettermen this year and a number of upper classmen who are in track for the first time. Lettermen are

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Land 'o' Lakes Wawasee Bowl , 39 17 Syracuse Legion 37 19 The Local Craftsman 35 21 Mid American Buildings 34 22 N W Legion P0H253 34 22 Cromwell Lumber 34 22 Dari Point 34 22 The Flower Shop 31 25 Ligonier Elk s 30’? 25'z Knights of Columbus 30 26 Whitacre Excavating 28 28 Frog Tavern 26 30 State Bank of Syracuse 25 31 C & J Construction 25 31 Mid State Ins Agency 23 33 The Little People Shoppe 23\ 33 Commodore Corp 19 37 "Crow Roofing Inc. 16’z 35'z "The Lost Knight 16 36 "Sturonjac 13 35 "To be made up High team game Wawasee Bowl 961 High team series: Whitacre Excavating & Wawasee Bowl — 2725 600 series R Williamson 221. 214 613. J Warren 211, 202. 201 614 500 series D Jones 515, D Smith 559. R Courson 509, R Keim 550, D Weaver 554. G Nordman 540. F Nyikos 543: M Tatman 502. R Knisley 507, K Knisley 512, D .Strouse 550, P Fought 530, M Godfrey 551, M Sprague 502, M. Durham 540, P. Leach 511, G Bishop 524, W Alderfer 566. A Epert 537. R Bartman 508, A Hewitt 514. R Taylor 555, P Flanagan 509, L Longenbaugh 536. R Nelson 518, K. Koontz 523, J. Creps 511. T West 511. G. Miller 524, C Summer lot 559. R Wogoman 507. C Wogoman 540, B Kline 572. P Campbell 548. K Knisley 543. L Welty 570. R Simon 540, D Butler 524, M Boyer 568 200 games D Smith 204, R Keim 202. D Weaver 202, R Knisley, 209, D Strouse 201. M Godfrey 209, M Durham 205, W Alderfer 211, 204, R Bartman 200, R Mathew 212, C Wogoman 204. B Kline 212, 203, P Campbell 212, K. Knisley 212, L. Welty 223. R. Simon 219, M. Boyer 213, 203, A Zimmerman 203 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Nellans* 81 31 Mastercraft 68 44 State Bank 66 46 Teghtmeyer Ace Hwe 65'z 46'z Browers Sales 8. Ser. 61 51 Dewart Lake Marina 57 55 LaPetite 57 55 Beacon 53 59 Wyant Chevrolet 49 63 Sleepy Owl 48'z 63'z Ace Pest Control 48 64 Merle Holden Ins 45 67 Commodore RV 44 68 Todd Realty 41 71 High team game Ace Pest Control- — 798 High team series: Nellans —2200 500 series: S Wolterman 544, R Gerrity 514 450 series: L Connolly 477, J Waalewyn 458. S. Koser 463, L Jones 450, N Patty 450. L. Culbertson 458, R Long 451, K Franke 474. B. Gross 459 200games: S Wolterman 224 160 games: C. Hoffer 187, L. Connolly 169, 167, J. Waalewyn 186, P. Loveless. S. Koser 181, L. Jones 169, N Patty 162, L. Brower 166, A Dahlstrom 181, B Silveus 160. M. Steed man 162, E Kline 174, J Gray 165, M Davis 175, L Culbertson 171, S Wolterman 173, V Johnson 166, K. Franke 180, B Gross 195, R Gerrity 193, 178 Friday Night Mixed Jeanettes Bridal & Formal 38 18 Screwballs 36 20 Shoe Shack 34 22 Frost Antenna 33 23 Syracuse Rubber 32 24 Ji m Moor e Motor s 31 1 -z 24' z Zimmerman's Gravel 31 25 Wawasee TV 2912 26 ' 2 Black Cats 28 28 Associates Realty , 27 ' 2 28 ' 2 Overhead Door Turkey's 22 29 Mastercraft 2 * 2 29 2 „ 26' 2 29' z Beacon Syracuse Cleaners 29 49 Keiths 24 28

Brian Rosbrugh, Chuck Hunter, Cam Boyer, Tom Harvey, Rusty Wall and Larry Chase. Even with the returning lettermen. Minton has a young team and commented, ““Everyone is working hard and has a good attitude. Everything looks real 4?ood.'' He added the juniors and sophomores returning are looking good. Boyer, an outstanding runner, is back again this year and will be competing in the one or two mile races. Coach Minton stated he may even run both events. Along with Boyer, other outstanding

Maple Leaf 22'z 29'z New Paris Produce 22 34 Abrell Construction 20'2 35’2 Wawasee Bowl 13'z 42'z High learn game and series Screwballs — 768 2140 600 series G Sorensen 258 635, D Ar mbruster 214, 234 643 500 series: R Castro 511. L Ryman 202 532, C Nolan 202, 203 551. C Galloway 505. B Simon 508, S Kern 179, 162 500. J Kern 509, B Thwaits 215 556. M Moore 201. 215 583. W Alderfer 566 B Frenger 208 578. C Fink 207 516, D Rensberger 215 546. L Welty 567. J Honer 512. M Carlson 514 450 series E Kline 169. 163 450. G Thwaits 186 476. M Bartman 172 457. A Frenger 161 474, B Epert 179 469, S Mcßee 163. 169, 165 497, N. Galloway 197 4.81, P Bright 176 461 160 games I Dull 160, 162. P Maresh 166. P Felkner 173 County Chore Time 41 Ip Kurly's Keglers 36'z 19'z RV Wheels . 35 21 Paul'sULocklt 33 23 Wawasee Bowl 32 24 Auer'sServ 31 c 25 Wawasee Home Ser 30 22 Pilcher's Shoes 29 27 Barbee Rest 8. Lounge 29 27 Louie's 25 31 Liske's 24 32 Bud's Body Shop 24 32 Cline's 21 35 LJMFB 18'2 37'z Whetten Asphalt 18 38 Parker's Hybrids 17 39 High team game and series: W. Home Ser — 1010 2845 600 series: C. Frushour 647, D Knisley 618 500 series B. Abel 528, J. Corn 514, D. Mayberry 522, E. Henning 553, J. Kirkdorfer 501, C. Wogoman 515, M. Ganshorn 529, P Beezley 526, J. Lowe 539, R Hibschman 544, E Coburn 508, J Bohnstedt 545, D Pilcher 520, D Thibaut 578, F. Nyikos 524, R. Solina 582, L. Knispel 524, B Simon 502, J. Kern 541, D. Smith 531, C Garner 542, P Royer 504, C Anderson 572, C. Fink 501. D. Taylor 515, G Price 507, J. Lambert 528. L Rapp 566. D Barkydt 519, M Elliott 548, E Harting 532, K L Knisley 545 200 games: B. Abel 208, E Henning 204, S. Richmond 200, C. Frushour 235, 233, R Hib schman 213, J Bohnstedt 200, D Thibaut 202, R Solina 208, J. Kern 203, C. Garner 207, C, Anderson 204, L Rapp 200, E. Harting 211, K. L. Knisley 241, D Knisley 205, 223 Hits And Misses Barth, Inc. . 84' z 39' z Campbell Mkt 82 42 Motorola 80'z 42'z Keg Tavern 73 51 Bud's Body Shop 68 52 JB. T Enterprises 61 Vz 62'z IPS 58 66 Crystal Flash 44 76 Gutter Dusters 38 86 Backwater Gang 26’'z 97' z High team game: Motorola — 719 High team series: Campbell Mkt. — 2059 500 series: P Campbell 211 582, J. Kern 202 544, B Simon 513, K. Knisley 516, P Flanagan 530, D Butler 205 559, D. Wolfer man 203, 205 558 450 series S. Kern 166 477, C Campbell 169 456, S Gilbert 181, 179 484, J Thompson 222 485, S. Wolterman 202 478 160 games: S. Clevenger 166, S. Flanagan 164, N. Wallace 166 Thursday Night Ladies Bud's Bar 77 43 Wawasee Electronics 75 45 Thornburg Drug 74’Zz 45'/z Stanley Steemer 72 48 Jerry's Leather Craft 68 52 Mary's Hobby Shop 65 55 Kale Island Beacon 63 57 Pilcher's 62’/z 57'z Lake City Bank 60 60 Jay's Realty 58 62 Lynn Feller Ins. 57'/z Barth 57 63 Turf Bar 56 64 Geil's Music 55 65 South Shore Golf Club 53 67 Quacker's 52'z 67'z

runners are Rosbrugh, a junior who won the regional in the onemile last year and who will be running with Boyer in the one or two mile races. Hunter, a junior, will be switched between the 100, 200 and 400 meter events, while Chase will be competing in the 800 meter events. With a team so young, Minton believes the team will be strong . in the distance events, decent in the sprints and competitive in the weight classes. A tough team to compete against this year will be Warsaw, according to Minton,

The Guide 51 69 No Web Fire. Aux 49'z 70'z Shoemaker's Pharmacy 47'z 72'z Monsanto 46 74 High team game handicap No Web Fire. Aux —BO7 High team game and series scratch: Bud's Bar - 837 2384 High team game series handicap Stanley Steemer — 2305 500 series K Knisley 549. N. Spurling 525, H Taylor 506, J. Reed 519, R Gerrity 519. J. Dooley 530, S Becher 503, S. Zarse 521. L Hansen 517 450 series: D Glon 451. B Hinton 474. M Whisler 460. S Wolterman 463, M Cook 486. S Bowen 457, 1. Menzie 457, P. Martin 486, J Knisely 474, R White 458, L Ulery 470. C Schwalm 478, M Lambright 453, D Fink 460. Y. Coburn 489, L Speicher 482, K Solina 458, P. Pollock 454, G. Brown 466. A May 491, S. Stanley 452 200 games K Knisley 205, G Brown 222. S Zarse2l9 160 games: B Hinton 175, M Whisler 179, S Wolterman 178, D Matthew 180, M. Cook 172. 170. I Menzie 198, P Martin 176, J. Knisely 195, M Hamilton 171, R White 182, L Ulery 170. 172, K Knisley 194. D Fink 176, N Spurling 174, 186, Y. Coburn 175, H. Taylor 180. J Reed 182. 188, L. Speicher 190, R Gerrity 172, 178. N Stump 177, D Long 194, K Solina 173, J. Doolev 170, 197. S. Becher 173, 187, C Becher 182, u . Hansen 179. 184 Milford Business Milford Motors Campbells 40 20 Speichers 38'z 21'2 Little 8. Clark 38 38 , Walters 36'z 23' z Jeffs 34'z 25'z Vega 32 28 Golden Razor 32 28 UTS 31 29 Gropps 29 31 Fireplace 28'z 31’2 Sharps 25 35 Ag Best 23 37 Scotts 20' z 39' z Turf 16 44 Wyants 11 49 High team game and series: Campbells — 1092 3090 600 series: L. Newman 633, J Corn 610, Jr Koher 612 500 series: B Wolterman 534, D. Wolfer man 522, P Campbell 549, B Simon 563, D Butler 585, J. Brumbaugh 552. B. Seely 506. P Speicher 542, J Dippon 534, G. Hepler 507, K Mathews 590. F. Grove 501, J Perry 506, D Salter 515, B. Rice 559, L. Welty 574, L Mast 518, R. Wogoman 582, G. Klinke 500, K. Doty 563, B. Elkins 502, B Blosser 510. C. Sponseller 503, J Bray 519, G Pauffs3l 200 games: B Wolterman 212, D. Wolfer man 206, L. Newman 235, 200, B. Simon 202, D Butler 213, P Speicher 542, K. Mathews 225, 210, L. Mast 234, B Rice 226, R Wogoman 220, J. Corn 245, Jr. Koher 208, 211 , Tuesday Night Ladies Little People Shoppe 84 44 Camelot 80 48 Whettens 79 49 Syracuse 77 51 Poor Doll 71 57 The Papers Inc. 62 66 Walters Drugs 60'/z 67' z Commodore 56 72 Wawasee Interiors 55 73 Butler 53 75 Schwartz 47'/z 80' z Hinesley 43 85 High team game: Camelot Lakes — 793 High team series: Little People Shoppe — 2317 500 series: J. Hickman 500. S. Keim 539 450 series: L. Golden 459, I. Dull 459, N. Shields 467, N. Anderson 478, E. D. Wogoman 480, F. Church 450, S. Butler 464, C. Smith 495, K. Knisley 482, K. Shaw4sß 200games: J. Hickman 200 160 games: R. Corl 193, I. Dull 168, L. Golden 164, B. Schopf 170, G. Chalk 163, M. Pauff 163, N. Shields 174, 163, S. Keim 186, 171, 182, N. Anderson 166, E. D. Wogoman 181, A. Whetten 182, C. Yoder 176, D. Lovelet te 160. F. Church 198, S. Butler 189, B. McCall 164, K. Dimick 171, L. Musselman 163, C. Smith 173,194, L. Hansen 174, K. Knisley 168, 166, K. Shaw 161

In the third row are Manager Paul Siegfried. Pat Morganthaler. Rusty Waugh. Tony Hunziker. Chris Darr. Kevin Marks. Don Ronlo, Kevin Templeton. Brian Geiger. Dean Smith. Fred Avery. Tim Kroh and Joe Krizman. In the back are Mike Brian. Tom Harvey. Jeff Long, Shad Hunter. Kevin Harney. Pat Speicher. Joel Bales. Brian Walls. Ken Turner, Todd Warren. Ray Burnett. Scott Gronendyke. Jeff Thorn and Steve Williams. (Photo by Deb Fox)

with Concord also fielding a tough team. The coach commented the team is in four relays and as a team the guys get up for these events. ‘‘lt's a fun time and it’s what we really shoot for." The relays include, Goshen. East Noble, Tippecanoe Valley and Rochester. Asked how he felt the season would go. Minton said, “After the Seniors to have golf league at Syracuse Men over 60 are invited to join a senior citizens golf league at Maxwelton Golf Club this year. The kick off will be at 8:30 a m on Tuesday, April 22. Golfers will golf 18 holes on Tuesday morning for 20 weeks. Men who are interested in joining the league should plan to attend the opening day event or contact the golf course for more information. Racing on Sundays at New Paris The New Paris Speedway will offer a full card of stock car racing Sunday afternoon featuring limited late model and road runner drivers. Time, trials are at 1:30 on the quarter-mile paved oval with the first of 12 events to follow at 2:30 including two 25-lap features. Gates open at noon. Seventy drivers competed last week end.

QI IO Youth Center Events O1 IO

Many of the Lakeland Youth Center activities still have room for more participants this spring. Wrestling for grade school children meets Mondays at Syracuse from 3:30 until 4:30 p.m., Tuesdays at Milford and Wednesdays at North Webster. Coach Rich Welborn is the instructor and he teaches basic wrestling skills. The April crafts class will be held Thursday, April 17, from 3:30-5:30 p.m. at the youth center. Roller skating continues to meet every other Thursday from 3:15-5:45 p.m. The remaining dates for skating are April 10 and 24 and May 1 and 15. Children must furnish their own skates. Each of these activities has a fee; for more information, contact the youth center in the mornings. Many of today's newspapers derive part of their name from the word gazetta, a small coin the 16th century Venetian government charged to read posted news bulletins.

first couple of meets. I’ll be able to tell you more, after that we ll know." The Warriors w-ere third in

Championship wrestling matches held at Syracuse

The championship wrestling matches for boys in third, fourth and fifth grades at the Syracuse Elementary School were held in the school gymnasium Tuesday, March 25, at 7:30 p.m. Preliminary elimination matches had previously been held at each grade level during the regular physical education Little League registration set in Syracuse Registration for the Syracuse Little League program will be held on Wednesday, April 16, from 6-8 p.m.; Thursday, April 17, from 6-8 p.m ; and again on Saturday, April 19, from 9a.m.-12 p.m. in the Syracuse Elementary School. As in past years, the students will be divided into separate leagues. Boys and girls who are now in kindergarten, first and second grades are eligible for the T-ball League. Girls who are now in third, fourth and fifth grades will be placed in the Girls' Minor League. Girls now in the six, seventh and eighth grades will be in the Girls' Major Softball League. _ Boys in grades three arid four will be in the Boys’ Minor League and boys now in grades five and six will be in the Boys' Major League. A fee will be charged to help cover the cost of the program and is payable at the time of registration. Those students wishing to register for the program should contact Jim Garner.

« ' k h » *W| .„ >/ ', ) t H * £ Br w Uh Aiiiju E <; Jr Er Jm" rHf ' JB hBH ■ w iw?l W I > Sfl^KiSXTar AHI H IKsMwljlt r W vW ■Hr in 7 \ WiW&Wfc- ,M " ' ■ w H >H\ z \X \ a aHP w /f j ,\ lf i A ..w »- ia jpak'w > W4l iwR »!■■ VJUft'j A ' ll BLUE RIBBON WINNERS — Championship wrestling matches were held two weeks ago. March 25. in the Syracuse Elementary School gymnasium. Shown above are the winners who will receive blue ribbons on Awards Day, May 3(1. Kneeling are Tom Mangas. Brian Neff. John Hare, Terry Schrock, J. R. Noel and Ace Leeman. In the second row are Jeff Galloway. Travis Marsh. Scott Carter. Mike Clodfelt er. Brian Jones. Jeff Welborn and Johnny Nemeth. Standing in back are Jack Bond, Derek Smith. Steve Schmahl. Tim Mangas. Todd Roberts, Brett Traviolia and Chris Yoder. Not present for the picture were Craig Pheinister, Josh Lantz and Danny Q’Haver. (Photo by Vicki Hyde-Hickey)

their first track meet w ith Culver Military and Homestead and defeated Northridge. Thursday, March 27.

classes. The boys wrestled in weight classes to eliminate large differences between opponents' weights. The results of the championship matches are as follows: In the third grade Competition Kenny Ferguson defeated Brad Gerstner, 12-7; Terry Schrock defeated Bruce Routson, 8-3; Brian Jones pinned Clifford Carden; Brian Neff defeated David Neterer, 10-0; Tom Mangas defeated Dion Ridenour, 19-1; John Hare won by forfeit over

.JR ' - ißEfc Ajk ßd "a Bri *’ O RVNNERS-l'P TO BE HONORED — Runners-up in the Syracuse Elementary School wrestling matches will be honored on Award Day, May 3(1. The winners and runners-up are from the third, fourth and fifth grades. In the front are Andy Miller and Bruce Routson. In the second row are Jason Stouder, Dion Ridenour, Brad Gerstner and Clifford Carden. Standing in the back row are Erick Jones, Dorrian Mitchell, Jason Ladd, Marcus Mcßroom and Mike Cannon. (Photo bv Vicki Hvde-Hickey >

/ ABC TOURNAMENT r BEGINS 1980 RUN F By Bob Johnson A prize lurid of close to SI .2 million will be shared by the top performers in the 1980 American Bowling Congress tournament The annual event began its Bb-day run March 1 at the Commonwealth Convention Center in Louisville, and will spotlight competition amongdS.2.69 teams and more than 31.000 individuals r Not even a blizzard could mar the opening day festivities, which featured the traditional crowning of “Joe Bowler ” Dave Parcesepe. a Cleveland railroad conductor, was selected at random to represent the 4.8 million members of the ABC He rolled the first official ball of the tournament which, rather surprisingly for a 21? averager, plopped in the gutter V s BOWLING BRIEFS Avon will sponsor the S4yOoo WIBC Queens tournament this May For Avon, an avid sports participant, the Queens marks its first foray into bowling Pie finals will be seen over the Entertainment and Sports Programming Network, which provides sports programs to cable stations First place is worth SIO.OOO Meanwhile, over 41.000 entries have been received for the 1980 Womenh International Bowling Congress tournament, slated for an April 3 kickoff m Seattle Over $680,000 in prize mbney is up tor grabs in what has emerged as the fifth largest tournament in bowling history The election ot Wayne Zahn to the ABC hall of fame brought membership in that exclusive club to 100 Zahn. 39, replaced Dick Weber as the youngest bowler ever elected to the hall. Rumors are circulating that Weber, now 50. is contemplating retirement from professional bowling. “I no longer can come up with the big strike." Weber recently told the Miami Heralds Dick Evans. "I am more uptight on the tour now than 1 was in the early days when a pay check meant the difference between eating a mustard sandwich or a steak." When Weber does decide to retire, it’s apparent that the Weber name will live on. Dick's son. Pete, made the nationally televised finals of a recent PBA tour nament. PBA stops in April include The Miller High Life Open. April I-5. King Louie Open. April 8-12; Firestone Tournament of Championships. April 15-19 WPBA stops are BPAA U.S. Women’s Open. April 19-25. Pabst Extra Light Classic. April 26-May 1. — '<

Danny McCullock; and Shawn -Leonard defeated Todd Leamon. 5-1. In the fourth grade matches Mike Clodfelter pinned DeWayne Boger; Scott Carter defeated Craig Phemister. 6-4; Miles Leamori defeated Josh Lantz, 6-5; Derek “Smith defeated Ken Wright, 8-4; Jeff Galloway defeated Mike Cannon, 6-1; and Jack Bond defeated Danny O’Haver, 2-0. In fifth grade matches, J. R.

Noel defeated Andy Miller, 5-2; John Nemeth defeated Jason Stouder, 10-3; Jeff Welborn pinned Mike Neterer; Steve Schmahl pinned Jay Deckard: Brett Traviolia-pinned Troy Morrow; Tim Mangas pinned Marcus McBroom ; Chris Yoder defeated Erick Jones, 2-0; Todd Roberts pinned Dorian Carpenter; Travis Marsh defeated Jason Ladd. 3-2. The winners will receive blue ribbons and the runner-ups will receive, red ribbons on Award Day, May 30.